A short LinkedIn exchange can reveal a much larger shift. When a front-end developer says that cognition and user behavior are deeply connected — and that this is what UX is really about — he is not just being polite. He is pointing to the real tension inside modern product design. Interfaces are no longer only arranging screens, buttons, and flows. More and more, they are expected to interpret confusion, sense hesitation, adapt explanations, and respond in ways that feel les

When we talk about AI risk in Europe, we usually mean models, data and use cases. But there is another layer of risk that is much quieter: how different minds and cultures read the same law . The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is the first comprehensive legal framework for AI in the world. It creates a risk-based regime: some AI uses are banned as “unacceptable risk”, others are tightly regulated as “high-risk”, and the rest fall into lighter categories with transpar

In the architecture of human knowledge, we have long believed that the roof of Truth rests on the pillars of Rationality. But as we enter the era of quantum computing and hyper-complexity, the building is cracking. The cracks aren’t in the mathematics; they are in our consciousness. At Verbs-Verbi , we explore the IPER framework, where intelligence is not a monolithic block but a symphony of four functions: Intuition, Rationality, Ethics, and Sensing. Today, we look at a pivo

Introduction: Why We Need a “Methodology of Intuition” in Science Debates about artificial intelligence, knowledge sovereignty and local language models are usually conducted from a rational angle: through standard methodologies, procedures, curricula. In practice, however, many of the deepest breakthroughs come from something else – from what we might call intuitive intelligence: the ability to see the whole picture, to recognize a paradox, and to fuse distant layers of know